Join Bondo while she takes a deep dive into the weird and wonderful by digging through CHSR’s massive library archive to uncover the odd and quirky albums that have rarely seen the light of day. Each episode will feature a full album played front to back showcasing some of the coolest things you’ve never heard.
Released by Capitol Records in 1966, The Big Ben Banjo Band was a musical group pretty much known for their only hit single “Let’s Get Together No. 1” in 1954. By George-John-Paul-Ringo, they’ve done it! Those Big Ben Banjo Band boys have come up with the greatest new sound since The Beatles beat itself. And
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In this episode we’re focusing on SPIN magazine, which launched in 1985. The following year they recorded a Modern English concert live at Daytona Beach, then distributed it only as a promotional release for radio. You won’t find many copies of this vinyl anywhere, except in our library. Take this as a reminder to treasure
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The 2nd annual CHSR Battle of the Bands drew a bill of 18 bands and a packed house to the 7 hour show. The scene was chaotic and loud, and the music boomed long into the night. After the dust settled three bands emerged with sheepish grins and some prizes: 283 – won first place
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